Systems for active fire protection (AFP) are those that are triggered in the presence of fire or smoke to detect, alert, or extinguish the fire. Unlike passive protection, active protection requires motion, fluid, or electricity to function.
Sprinkler systems: Systems that directly combat fire.
Smoke vents (also known as smoke dampers or smoke exhaust shafts) are a critical component of smoke and heat exhaust ventilation systems (SHEVS). Their purpose is to open automatically in the event of a fire to vent smoke and hot gases outside, ensuring a supply of fresh air for evacuation and protecting the building’s structure from collapse.
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